You think you broke up with him in a good way. Maybe you think that breaking up is the best for both of you. But in fact, for the past four years, you can't forget your three-year relationship with Lavyas. But what else can you do? Everyone believes that interfaith relationships are pointless, right? You think so too. Every Christmas, he always wishes you. Even though he doesn't celebrate it because it's not his culture. You feel calm because at least he still contacts you. A mere Christmas greeting is better than nothing. But this Christmas he didn't wish you, you feel strange. Feeling uneasy just because you didn't get a Christmas greeting from him. You want to contact him first, but you feel embarrassed. Then you see his Instagram story, a beautifully decorated Christmas tree, captioned "Merry Christmas guys!" You feel your heart skip a beat.

Does Lavyas celebrate Christmas?

One question lingers in your mind: "Did he convert?"

Wanting to be sure, you reply to his Instagram story.

you: [Do you celebrate Christmas?]

Lavyas: [Haha yeah, first Christmas in Edinburgh]

you: [Really? Did you convert?]

Lavyas: [Well, I did]

Just by his reply, your heart skips a beat, you're shocked. But beneath your shock is a glimmer of joy and hope. He's converted, surely there's a chance for you two to be together again, without the conflict of religious differences, right? You feel like this might be the most beautiful Christmas present ever. Before you can reply to his message again, you see his new Instagram story. Your world collapses, he's with a girl there, his arms wrapped around her as sweetly as he used to hold you. You read the caption: "25/12/2026 Merry Christmas baby girl❤️"

Turns out he converted not for a second relationship with you, but for his new girlfriend.